feel powerful. Do you feel anything at all? Just looking at you, you can see this. But you're so disgusting, pathetic. She said, "Yes, I'm angry." When I heard the news, I promised her that I would fight for her and I am her truck and then took off to her the night of January 17th. The most of losing Kaye has been so overwhelming. She was my firstborn granddaughter and my >> daughter's best friend and almost killed her. I was out of country and I was not able to be there immediately. >> There because you're cowards. Because you couldn't face her face on for what? Michael, you had the will. You were the one in control. I've seen the last video of Kaylee alive. She was going 80 to 90 mph in the 50 mph zone. You controlled the speed. You saw what was happening. You knew what was about to go down. And you still kept driving. You stopped. You could have stopped. You could have said no. But instead, you watched it unfold and did nothing. And after it was done, >> her future was wide open. And she wasn't afraid to chase it. spirits. She rode bowls, dirt bikes, and took took on life without hesitation. There's no grief deeper than that of a parent burying their child. It is a wound that never heals. An absence that is felt every birthday, every holiday, every ordinary factor, number of victims. This case has multiple victims. David Dutton is no longer here. Sydney Neil who was injured traumatized will never be the same. In addition to Kaylee and Sydney are the parents, family members and friends many of the courts face the family right now while I say this but no words I can say will ever change will happen or make things right. And I don't expect forgi forgiveness ever. I would feel the exact same way if it wasn't fault. But I am truly sorry. Mr. Galloway, I'm going to impose the maximum sentence allowed by law on each count. The court has considered the gravity and circumstances of the offenses, the number of victims and the character and rehabilitative needs of you as the defendant, and I do find that consecutive terms are warranted. I therefore sentence you on count one murder to serve 15 years to life in the Utah State Prison. I sentence you on counts two through six, felony discharge of a firearm with serious bodily injury to serve an additional five consecutive terms of 5 years to life in the Utah State Prison. To be clear, these six sentences will each run consecutive to each other and every week trying to help individuals who have committed heinous acts, criminal acts of various types, people who have violated our laws and violated our accepted societal norms that are gathered here today is not because Mr. Hucky uh wants the court or anyone else to believe that he did so so he would be treated. >> You honor Dton family, Neo family and friends. I'm sorry for the pain and sorrow that I have caused your family and this town and so many more. I know saying sorry won't make up for the loss of your daughter Kaye and the trauma and pain Sydney goes through. It's a pain that's unimaginable for most and most will never experience. There's so much I could have done that night on January 17th, 2025, but I didn't. I ran from the scene of a heinous crime, and I can never go back to that night and those last moments. Kimberly and Whan, I'm sorry. as I watched as Ethan Galloway fired a gun from my vehicle into your daughter's vehicle and injuring Miss Sydney Neil. I watched and did nothing. I saw the video of when the first responders arrived and when you both arrived at the scene. All that trauma and pain and heartbreaking emotions I can never truly feel feel or understand a mother and father losing their daughter at the age of 17. Not getting to experience so much and exploring this beautiful world. A woman's child's life is so precious. She didn't deserve this. None of you deserve this. You know, this community, this town and community that let me call it home and I failed everyone. I don't expect to receive anyone's forgiveness for my actions. I understand that. I won't beg for a shorter sentence. I and I accept my responsibility anymore. I accept anything your honor sentences me to today. Thank you, your honor. >> Thank you, Mr. I am going to impose the maximum sentence allowed by law on each count. I am going to run these sentences consecutive to one another. This court has considered the gravity and circumstance of the offenses, the number of victims, and the character and rehabilitative needs of the defendant, and finds that consecutive sentences are warranted. I therefore sentence you on count one, murder to serve 15 years to life in the Utah State Prison. I sentence you on count two, felony discharge of a firearm, to serve an additional consecutive term of 5 years to life in the Utah State Prison.